The future of AI and humanity: Why enterprise leaders are choosing augmentation over replacementAs global AI regulation evolves and enterprise adoption accelerates, organisations are moving away from ...

The futurist and education expert discussed navigating the tension between technological fear and human potential at a Finding Forward talk at the University of St. Thomas.

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked both awe and apprehension. From self-driving cars to sophisticated medical diagnostics, AI is already an integral part of our lives, and ...

In an AI-driven world, social capital is a true advantage, showing that human networks are still essential to lead, innovate, and stay ahead.

In 1863, philosopher Samuel Butler speculated that we would be the architects of our own eclipse: “We are ourselves creating our own successors…in the course of ages we shall find ourselves the ...

The consulting firms that thrive in this next era won't be the ones with the best AI tools. They'll be the ones with the best ...

One of Löfven’s key insights is that AI doesn’t eliminate jobs entirely—it reshapes them. When certain tasks are automated, ...

For leaders, the challenge is not simply adopting AI but designing organizations and workflows that allow it to thrive alongside human talent.

Are we serious?

There’s a Substack I’ve been reading lately called Metatrends, run by Peter Diamandis and his team. They’re tracking AI’s exponential growth with the breathless optimism tech futurists are known for.

Is the future filled with AI robots using facial recognition to check your hunting license? Will a cloud of “smart” drones launch on opening day? And why can’t hunters buy one of those robotic mules ...